This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on June 11th, 2010
One of the questions that we’ve received last week was about the possible non-confirmation between gold at new highs and both silver and stocks lagging well beneath their old highs. The question is if such a non-confirmation becomes a source...
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What If the U.S. Dollar Crashes Overnight?
The Euro Index and Gold – The Most Important Pair?
This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on June 8th, 2010
Markets are skittish and the pace and force of financial crises has taken a frightening turn for the worse. It seems like the fuse gets shorter between each crisis. We barely catch our breath from one when confronted...
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Safe Havens are Shining but are Equities about to Rocket Higher?
It was another extremely volatile week sharp rallies followed by sharp sell offs. Fear is in no doubt controlling the market. The bulls and bears continue to battle it out. The charts below cover some important trends and market internals I pay attention to on a daily basis.
US Dollar Index – Daily...
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Why The U.S. Dollar Is a Heat-Seeking Missile
As the U.S. dollar rises sharply in tandem with gold, the odds of another global financial crisis go up. Editorial Director, Justice Litle discusses why... .
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Rising Dollar – Rising Gold, Declining Dollar – Rising Gold?
This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on May 7th, 2010
During the previous weeks much has been said about the declining Euro and what effect it may have on the price of gold – we argued that declining Euro doesn’t mean that gold has to decline. We don’t want to get into...
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British Pound in for a Sharp Fall?
Bryan Rich
In my December 26 Money and Markets column I focused on the outlook for 2010, and the looming threats to global risk appetite. I warned that sovereign debt problems posed a major threat to global economic recovery. And I concluded that this threat represented a catalyst for a return of global risk aversion.....
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The Penalty – and Payoff – for a Loss of Faith in Currency
The ascending dominance of the "Currency Contagion" meme will raise the selling price of this asset 197%.....
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Sovereign Debt Disaster Will Favor Hard Assets
In the event of a full-blown sovereign debt crisis, hard assets will become deeply desirable as one of the few “stores of value” left....
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TWO SIGNPOSTS & STEALTH RUN
While the multitudes debate over whether an economic recovery is coming to the United States, signals sound loudly in harsh tones. While they point to the recent rise in the USDollar, signals sound loudly in harsh tones....
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David Morgan: In the Grips of a Currency Crisis
However the evolving global currency crisis ultimately manifests itself, either total deflation and a debt-liquidating depression or a hyperinflationary blow-off, David Morgan of The Morgan Report says....
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